The Next Brock Lesnar: WWE Star Replaces The Beast?

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When the NXT star was making his entrance, the commentator Booker T referred to him with a Brock Lesnar phrase. The legendary star said:

“Oh, baby! “Here comes the pain.”

The phrase, “Here comes the pain,” is a big reference to the former World Champion. For those unaware, Lesnar is famous for this phrase because of his ruthless and aggressive nature since his debut in the Stamford-based promotion.

Even WWE’s official Vault channel has uploaded the full documentary on Brock Lesnar and cited “Here Comes the Pain” with the title. Using the same phrase for Keanu Carver subtly suggests that the TKO-led promotion could see him as the next Lesnar.

WWE has made a big change after Brock Lesnar’s return

Brock Lesnar is back in the Sports Entertainment juggernaut, and the company has already made a major change to his status.

After the Beast was gone at WrestleMania 42, the Triple H-led creative regime moved his profile to the alumni section of their official website. Meanwhile, now, the Mayor of Suplex City’s profile is back on the active roster page.

This shows that Lesnar is back with the company and will stay at least for a few weeks.